New Testament History

For every day of the public ministry, the Jewish lunar date and the corresponding Julian solar date are given. The dates are followed by a summary of the events that happened on that day. The links give the visions that describe the events in detail.

Nisan 30 AD

1 Nisan 30 AD = Thursday 23 March: Christ is in the Temple of Jerusalem.

2 Nisan 30 AD = Friday 24 March: Christ teaches in Lazarus’s castle and spends the evening in the synagogue of Bethany.

3 Nisan 30 AD = Saturday 25 March: Christ spends the Sabbath in the Temple of Jerusalem and goes to Bethany during the evening.

4 Nisan 30 AD = Sunday 26 March: Christ is in the Temple, teaches in John Mark’s house, and joins a meal in Bethany.

5 Nisan 30 AD = Monday 27 March: Christ is in the Temple and teaches in the house of Joseph of Arimathea.

6 Nisan 30 AD = Tuesday 28 March: Christ is in the Temple and returns to the house of Joseph of Arimathea.

7 Nisan 30 AD = Wednesday 29 March: Christ teaches and heals in Bethany, spends the afternoon in the Temple, and the night at Juttah.

8 Nisan 30 AD = Thursday 30 March: Christ teaches and heals in Hebron.

9 Nisan 30 AD = Friday 31 March: Christ goes to Bethany around midday.

10 Nisan 30 AD = Saturday 1 April: Christ spends the Sabbath in the Temple and the night talking with Silent Mary in Bethany.

11 Nisan 30 AD = Sunday 2 April: Christ heals in Bethany and teaches in the Temple during the afternoon.

12 Nisan 30 AD = Monday 3 April: Christ kindly removes vendors from the Temple and heals in Jerusalem for the first time.

13 Nisan 30 AD = Tuesday 4 April: Christ more severely admonishes the vendors in the Temple.

14 Nisan 30 AD = Wednesday 5 April: Christ is in Bethany; the vendors are again in Temple; Christ celebrates Passover in Lazarus’s castle and spends the night praying on Mount Zion.

15 Nisan 30 AD = Thursday 6 April: Christ drives the sellers out of the Temple between 7-8 a.m. (John 2:13-20).

16 Nisan 30 AD = Friday 7 April: Christ heals in the Temple during the afternoon and goes to Bethany.

17 Nisan 30 AD = Saturday 8 April: Christ is at Lazarus’s castle; Silent Mary dies; Christ spends the night with Nicodemus (John 3:1-21).

18 Nisan 30 AD = Sunday 9 April: Christ goes with Nicodemus to Jerusalem and is later joined by others.

19-26 Nisan 30 AD = Monday-Monday 10-17 April: Christ is concealed in Bethany and Bahurim.

27 Nisan-4 Iyar 30 AD = Tuesday-Tuesday 18-25 April: Christ goes through Samaria to the southern end of the Sea of Galilee, crosses the east side of the Jordan, teaches John the Baptist’s disciples in the region of Ainon, returns to Bethany, and is concealed in Lazarus’s castle.

Brentano left on Monday 15 April 1822 = Monday 10 April 30 AD. He returned on Friday 21 June 1822. On Friday-Monday 21-24 June 1822 there were fragmentary visions relative to the period Tuesday-Tuesday 18-25 April 30 AD.

12 Iyar 30 AD = Wednesday 3 May (vision of August 1822): about three weeks after Passover, Christ goes from Bethany to the baptism place near Ono and teaches; a messenger of King Abgaras of Edessa arrives, to whom Christ gives a miraculous image.

13 Iyar-29 Sivan 30 AD = Thursday 4 May-Monday 19 June: Christ goes to the baptism place near Gilgal; John the Baptist is at the baptism place near Ainon (John 3:23); a controversy with John the Baptist’s disciples occurs (John 3:25-36); John the Baptist is imprisoned for the first time, in Callirrhoe (Matt 4:12; Mark 1:14a; Luke 3:20, he is released before 28 Tammuz); Christ traverses the Jordan river, goes to Samaria, Tyrus, and the region between Tyrus and Sidon, visits the Holy Virgin in Capernaum, and is in Adama and Seleucia.

30 Sivan 30 AD = Tuesday 20 June: Christ arrives in Tyrus, teaches, and visits the poor.

Tammuz 30 AD

1 Tammuz 30 AD = Wednesday 21 June: the disciples arrive in Tyrus.

2 Tammuz 30 AD = Thursday 22 June: Christ teaches workers of a fruit plantation two hours northeast of Tyrus.

3 Tammuz 30 AD = Friday 23 June: Christ returns to Tyrus and spends the evening in a Jewish meeting house.

4 Tammuz 30 AD = Saturday 24 June: Christ spends the Sabbath in Tyrus.

5 Tammuz 30 AD = Sunday 25 June: Christ heals in the bathing garden of the Jewish meeting house.

6 Tammuz 30 AD = Monday 26 June: Christ goes to Sichor-Libnath and has a diner with the rich Simeon.

7 Tammuz 30 AD = Tuesday 27 June: Christ teaches in Simeon’s house and in a public place of Sichor-Libnath.

8 Tammuz 30 AD = Wednesday 28 June: Christ teaches in Sichor-Libnath.

9 Tammuz 30 AD = Thursday 29 June: Christ goes to an inn north of Sichor-Libnath and returns during the evening, while teaching.

10 Tammuz 30 AD = Friday 30 June: Christ is in Simeon’s house.

11 Tammuz 30 AD = Saturday 1 July: Christ goes to a town in Chabul – though it is the Sabbath – teaches, heals, and goes to an inn.

12 Tammuz 30 AD = Sunday 2 July: Christ teaches and heals at an inn two hours from a town and returns to Sichor-Libnath.

13 Tammuz 30 AD = Monday 3 July: Christ teaches, baptises, goes in the direction of Adama during the evening, and spends the night under trees.

14 Tammuz 30 AD = Tuesday 4 July: Christ arrives in Adama at midday and teaches in the synagogue.

15 Tammuz 30 AD = Wednesday 5 July: the disciples invite people for the teaching of the next day; a banquet takes places during the evening.

16 Tammuz 30 AD = Thursday 6 July: Christ teaches on a hill; an elderly man converts.

17 Tammuz 30 AD = Friday 7 July: a fast takes place; Christ teaches in the synagogue of Adama.

18 Tammuz 30 AD = Saturday 8 July: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Adama, joins a meal, and tells a parable of an unjust steward (similarly to Luke 16:1-13 on 5 Heshvan 30 AD).

19 Tammuz 30 AD = Sunday 9 July: the disciples invite people.

20 Tammuz 30 AD = Monday 10 July: Christ teaches people who come for baptism.

21 Tammuz 30 AD = Tuesday 11 July: Christ teaches on a hill near Seleucia and joins a meal in Seleucia.

22 Tammuz 30 AD = Wednesday 12 July: Christ teaches in Adama.

23 Tammuz 30 AD = Thursday 13 July: Christ heals the sick in Adama.

24 Tammuz 30 AD = Friday 14 July: Christ spends the evening in the synagogue of Adama.

25 Tammuz 30 AD = Saturday 15 July: Christ joins an evening meal in Adama.

26 Tammuz 30 AD = Sunday 16 July: Christ teaches on a mountain, tells the parable of the sown seed (Matt 13:24-30), and spends the night in Zedad.

27 Tammuz 30 AD = Monday 17 July: Christ travels during the entire day and the following night.

28 Tammuz 30 AD = night Monday/Tuesday 17/18 July: John the Baptist is imprisoned for the second time (Matt 14:3; Mark 6:17-18).

Tuesday 18 July: Christ goes to Gathhepher, heals, and goes to the house of the Holy Virgin in Capernaum.

29 Tammuz 30 AD = Wednesday 19 July: Christ goes to Bethulia, travels southward, and continues during the night.

Av 30 AD

1 Av 30 AD = Thursday 20 July: Christ takes a breakfast at an inn east of Jezrael, is in Salem, crosses the Jordan, and spends the night west of Dibon.

2 Av 30 AD = Friday 21 July: Christ recrosses the Jordan, joins a meal in Bethany, and spends the night praying in Gethsemane.

3 Av 30 AD = Saturday 22 July: Christ spends the Sabbath at Lazarus’s castle in Bethany, tells a parable of a good Samaritan (similarly to Luke 10:30-35 on 13 Tammuz 31 AD), and spends the night praying on the Mount of Olives.

4 Av 30 AD = Sunday 23 July: Christ is at Lazarus’s castle, tells a parable (similarly to Matt 21:33-43 on 1 Nisan 33 AD) and another parable (similarly to Luke 15:8-10 on 7 Sivan 32 AD), prays on the Mount of Olives, and goes to Bethoron.

5 Av 30 AD = Monday 24 July: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Bethoron, heals, and goes to Kibzaim.

6 Av 30 AD = Tuesday 25 July: Christ traverses Gabaa and Najoth, teaches and heals on the way.

7 Av 30 AD = Wednesday 26 July: Christ meets the Samaritan woman Dina at Jacob’s well (John 4:1-42).

8 Av 30 AD = Thursday 27 July: Christ teaches in Shechem, tells a parable (similarly to Matt 21:33-43 on 1 Nisan 33 AD), and speaks with Dina (2 days of John 4:43a = 7-8 Av 30 AD).

9 Av 30 AD = Friday 28 July: Christ teaches near Shechem, goes to Ginnim, visits the synagogue, and goes to south of Ginnim.

10 Av 30 AD = Saturday 29 July: Christ is in the synagogue of Ginnim and has a dispute with Pharisees (Matt 12:38-42; Luke 11:29-32).

11 Av 30 AD = Sunday 30 July: Christ teaches, goes to Atharot, and spends the night on a hill near Engannim (John 4:43b).

12 Av 30 AD = Monday 31 July: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Engannim.

13 Av 30 AD = Tuesday 1 August: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Engannim, heals, and prays in the hills.

14 Av 30 AD = Wednesday 2 August: Christ goes to Nain and meets two widows.

15 Av 30 AD = Thursday 3 August: Christ goes to Cana, teaches, and heals a son from a distance (John 4:46-54).

16 Av 30 AD = Friday 4 August: Christ goes to Capernaum, visits a son and the Holy Virgin, is in the synagogue, and heals.

17 Av 30 AD = Saturday 5 August: Christ is in the synagogue, heals, forgives, and has a dispute with Pharisees.

18 Av 30 AD = Sunday 6 August: Christ goes to the Sea of Galilee, teaches at Peter’s fishery, and visits Peter’s home.

19 Av 30 AD = Monday 7 August: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Bethsaida, heals, and joins a meal at Andrew’s house.

20 Av 30 AD = Tuesday 8 August: Christ goes to Lower Sephoris.

21 Av 30 AD = Wednesday 9 August: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Sephoris during the evening.

22 Av 30 AD = Thursday 10 August: Christ heals between Lower and Upper Sephoris and goes to the valley of Zabulon.

23 Av 30 AD = Friday 11 August: Christ has a dispute with the Pharisees (similarly to Matt 19:3-9 between 14 Nisan and 17 Iyar 32 AD), goes to Nazareth, and teaches in the synagogue during the evening (Luke 4:16-22).

24 Av 30 AD = Saturday 12 August: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Nazareth (Luke 4:23-28) and is persecuted (Luke 4:29-30).

25 Av 30 AD = Sunday 13 August: Christ goes to Tarichea, heals, and crosses the Jordan during the night.

26 Av 30 AD = Monday 14 August: Christ is at an inn outside Galaad.

27 Av 30 AD = Tuesday 15 August: Christ goes to Gerasa and heals a possessed widow from a distance.

28 Av 30 AD = Wednesday 16 August: Christ teaches near Gerasa, is across the Sea of Galilee, and is with the Holy Virgin in Peter’s house.

29 Av 30 AD = Thursday 17 August: Christ is in Bethsaida, heals, and returns to Peter’s house during the night.

30 Av 30 AD = Friday 18 August: Christ heals in Bethsaida, has a dispute with Pharisees in the synagogue of Capernaum (Mark 1:21-22; Luke 4:31-32), heals, returns to Peter’s house, and heals.

Elul 30 AD

1 Elul 30 AD = Saturday 19 August: Christ spends the Sabbath in the synagogue of Capernaum (Mark 1:21-22), heals (Mark 1:23-27; Luke 4:31-36), heals Peter’s mother-in-law (Matt 8:14-15; Mark 1:29-31; Luke 4:38-39), heals others (Matt 8:16; Mark 1:32-34; Luke 4:40-41), teaches in the synagogue, and spends the night in prayer (Mark 1:35; Luke 4:42a).

2 Elul 30 AD = Sunday 20 August: Peter and several disciples go to Christ (Mark 1:36-38); Christ goes to Bethulia and teaches at an inn.

3 Elul 30 AD = Monday 21 August: Christ teaches in Bethulia.

4 Elul 30 AD = Tuesday 22 August: Christ teaches and heals in Bethulia, goes to Jotopata, and teaches in the synagogue.

5 Elul 30 AD = Wednesday 23 August: Christ goes through the fields and speaks with labourers.

6 Elul 30 AD = Thursday 24 August: Christ goes toward Gennabris.

7 Elul 30 AD = Friday 25 August: Christ goes to Gennabris, teaches in the synagogue during the evening, and joins a meal with a Pharisee.

8 Elul 30 AD = Saturday 26 August: Christ teaches in the synagogue; spies of Antipas are present; a banquet has place; Christ invites the poor.

9 Elul 30 AD = Sunday 27 August: Christ heals in Gennabris and spends the night near Ulama.

10 Elul 30 AD = Monday 28 August: Christ goes to Abel-Mehola and heals.

11 Elul 30 AD = Tuesday 29 August: Christ is at a school for orphans in Abel-Mehola.

12 Elul 30 AD = Wednesday 30 August: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Abel-Mehola and heals.

13 Elul 30 AD = Thursday 31 August: Christ is at the school of Abel-Mehola and goes to Bezech.

14 Elul 30 AD = Friday 1 September: Christ teaches and heals in Bezech, and teaches in the synagogue during the evening.

15 Elul 30 AD = Saturday 2 September: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Bezech and heals.

16 Elul 30 AD = Sunday 3 September: Christ crosses the Jordan near Salem and spends the night in tents between Succoth and Ainon.

17 Elul 30 AD = Monday 4 September: Christ heals in Ainon, teaches at the baptism place, exorcises in Ainon, and joins a feast.

18 Elul 30 AD = Tuesday 5 September: Christ to Kamon, teaches and heals, and goes to Jabbok, Manahaim, and Ramath-Galaad.

19 Elul 30 AD = Wednesday 6 September: the festival for the sacrifice of Jephthah’s daughter takes place; Christ teaches and heals.

20 Elul 30 AD = Thursday 7 September: Christ teaches non-Jews, is in the synagogue, joins a meal with Levites, and stays at an inn near Arga.

21 Elul 30 AD = Friday 8 September: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Arga.

22 Elul 30 AD = Saturday 9 September: Christ teaches in the synagogue of Arga and teaches pagans.

23 Elul 30 AD = Sunday 10 September: Christ teaches heathens and goes to Azo; the festival for Gideon’s victory takes place in the evening.

24 Elul 30 AD = Monday 11 September: the commemoration of Gideon’s victory continues; Christ tells a parable (similarly to Luke 15:11-32 on 7 Sivan 32 AD) to the poor.

25 Elul 30 AD = Tuesday 12 September: Christ teaches in the synagogue, heals, and goes to a fishing lake and to EphronB.

26 Elul 30 AD = Wednesday 13 September: Christ reproaches the Rechabites of EphronB for their harsh interpretation of the Law.

27 Elul 30 AD = Thursday 14 September: Christ heals in EphronB and goes to Betharamphtha.

28 Elul 30 AD = Friday 15 September: Christ is hospitably received in Betharamphtha and teaches in the synagogue during the evening.

29 Elul 30 AD = Saturday 16 September: Christ teaches in the synagogue, heals, and receives gifts from Abigail; the trumpets for the civil New Year are blown.